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SheSafe™ Personal Safety Alarm
When you can't scream, it screams for you.
As loud as an ambulance siren right next to you. One pull and nobody on the block can pretend they didn't hear her.
- Racial slurs
- Told to go back
- Followed home
- Grabbed
- Cornered
- Catcalled
- ✓ The man yelling slurs at her at the bus stop
- ✓ The stranger who tells her to go back where she came from
- ✓ The guy who grabs her because he thinks nobody will believe her
- ✓ The man who follows her home, counting on nobody calling
365-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If SheSafe doesn't make you, or the people you bought it for, feel safer every time they leave the house, send it back. Full refund. No questions, no hassle.
Trusted by thousands of families across the US
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365-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If SheSafe doesn't make you, or the people you bought it for, feel safer every time they leave the house, send it back. Full refund. No questions, no hassle.
Trusted by thousands of families across the US
4.8
Excellent
SheSafe
Trustpilot
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★
✓ VERIFIED COMPANY
“Nobody comes for us.”
We hear it from Black and Latina moms all the time. Here is why so many of us grew up believing it.
4 in 10
Almost 4 in 10 women and girls reported missing in America were Black. Black women and girls are about 1 in 7.
FBI NCIC, 2025 missing person data
Age 5
Adults think Black girls need less protection than white girls, starting as young as age 5.
Georgetown Law, Girlhood Interrupted, 2017
7 in 100
Only about 7 in 100 Latinas who were sexually assaulted ever called the police.
SALAS study, National Institute of Justice, 2010
3 in 4
3 out of 4 advocates say the immigrant women they help are afraid of the police.
Tahirih Justice Center advocate survey, 2025
This time, nobody can look away.
She shouldn't have to wait for a squad car. She shouldn't have to hope somebody believes her later.
One pull. It goes off as loud as an ambulance siren right next to you, with a white strobe flashing in his face. Every window on the block. Every car at the light. Every neighbor on the steps.
Nobody can say they didn't hear it. Nobody can say they didn't see.
The man counting on nobody noticing is now the one everybody is staring at.
So he leaves. And this time, everybody heard her.
Safe for Any Age
No spray, no shock, nothing sharp. Nothing that can hurt your kid or be used against them. Legal in all 50 states.
Goes Everywhere
TSA approved. Goes on a school backpack, a purse, a work badge, or a carry-on.
One Motion
No buttons, no unlocking, no words. Close your hand and pull it apart. That's it.
Peace of Mind
They'll probably never use it. But you'll sleep better knowing it's on their keys.
Made for Everyone You Worry About
If they ever walk anywhere on their own, they should have one.
Kids Walking to School
The bus stop. The walk home when practice runs late. It rides on the backpack, one pull away.
Kids Who Get Picked On
Bullies count on no grown-up seeing it. One pull and every adult nearby looks over. Nobody gets hurt.
Autistic & Nonverbal Kids and Adults
When the words won't come, they don't need them. No buttons, no screen, no steps to remember.
Teens & College Students
Late classes, parties, the walk back to the dorm. Small enough that they'll actually carry it.
Women Who Walk Alone
Parking lots, the train, the last block home. Keys between your fingers was never a plan.
Runners & Dog Walkers
Early runs, late walks, the dog that charges out of a yard. Light enough to forget it's there.
Parents & Grandparents Who Live Alone
A fall in the yard. A walk after dark. No phone to unlock, no number to dial. The neighbors hear it.
Night Shift Workers
Nurses, servers, delivery drivers. Clip it to a badge, a belt loop, or your keys for the walk to the car.
Everyone Thinks They'd Scream
Most people don't. They freeze. Their voice just stops working.
- A girl walking home when a car slows down and a grown man starts talking to her.
- A woman at the bus stop when a stranger starts yelling slurs and won't back off.
- A teenager at a party when a guy steps in front of the door.
- A mom told to go back where she came from, and he keeps coming closer.
In that moment, a voice is the first thing to go. A hand still works.
Close your hand around SheSafe and pull. It goes off as loud as an ambulance siren right next to you, with a white strobe flashing in his face. Every head on the block turns.
It yells for you. Whoever was counting on nobody noticing just lost that.
How SheSafe Works
One pull. If you can make a fist, you can use it.
1
Pull It Apart
Close your hand around it and pull the two halves apart. It goes off instantly.
2
Siren + White Flashlight Strobe
130dB siren and a blinding white flashlight strobe at the same time. People two blocks away hear it.
3
Push It Back Together
Push the halves back together to stop it. Recharges by USB. Ready again every day.
How We Stack Up
Pepper spray and tasers are made for adults who want to fight. Most people don't. And you can't hand one to a 10-year-old. SheSafe is safe for anyone to carry, easy for anyone to use, and it works from across the parking lot.
Officer Grace A.
"Police Officer Approved!"
"Trust your gut, avoid being alone when possible, and carry your SheSafe™ Defense Alarm."
 SheSafe |
 Taser |
 Pepper Spray |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Safe for Kids | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Easy to Use | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Lightweight | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Non-Violent | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| TSA Approved | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Reusable | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Useful at Distance | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Real People. Real Stories.
Bought by Black and Latina moms, daughters, abuelas and night shift nurses. 20,000+ sold.
★★★★★
Keisha M. ✓ Verified
Mom of a college girl
"My daughter is one of maybe ten Black girls in her dorm. Last spring a group of guys followed her back from the library yelling things I won't repeat. Campus police took a report and that was it. This went on her backpack the day it came. We tested it in the driveway and three neighbors came outside. She says she walks different now. I'm buying two more for her roommates."
★★★★★
Daniela V. ✓ Verified
Takes the bus before sunrise
"I take the bus at 5am and the same man kept getting off at my stop. My English is not perfect and I was scared nobody would believe me if I called. I tested this in my apartment and my neighbor knocked on the door to ask if I was okay. That told me everything I needed to know. Now it's in my hand from the bus to my door."
★★★★★
Tamika J. ✓ Verified
Mom of a 16 year old
"A grown man at the gas station told my 16 year old she looked older than she was. She laughed it off. I didn't. She clips this to her bag and actually carries it because it's small and cute, which was my biggest worry. The alarm is LOUD and the light is bright. Every Black mom I know needs to get one for her girl."
★★★★★
Yesenia R. ✓ Verified
Carries it everywhere
"A man screamed at me in a parking lot to go back to my country and walked right up to my car window. Everybody around just kept walking. Now this is on my keys. Grocery store at night, the laundromat, walking the dog. If anything happens, one pull and nobody gets to keep walking past me."
★★★★★
Brianna W. ✓ Verified
Bought one for every woman in her family
"After I got mine I couldn't stop thinking about the women in my family who don't have one. I bought them for my daughter, my niece, my sister and my grandma. The alarm is ear-splitting loud and the strobe light is impossible to ignore. I sleep better at night knowing every woman I love has one on her keys."
★★★★★
Marisol C. ✓ Verified
Night shift nurse
"I get off at 11pm and the parking garage is empty. I used to walk with my keys between my fingers. One night a man was waiting by my car asking if I needed a ride. Now this is clipped to my badge. The alarm is VERY loud, the strobe is blinding, and it's small enough that I forget it's there until I need it. For the first time I feel like I have a plan, not just hope."
365-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If SheSafe doesn't make you, or the people you bought it for, feel safer, we don't want your money. Try it for a full year. If it's not for you, send it back for a full refund. No questions asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
130 decibels. That's about as loud as a jet engine 50 feet away. People two blocks over will hear it, and anyone standing close will want to get away from it. You will not mistake it for a phone notification.
Close your hand around it and pull the two halves apart. The 130dB siren and white flashlight strobe go off instantly. No buttons, no unlocking, nothing to remember. Push the halves back together to stop it.
No. It doesn't call anybody or wait for anybody to pick up. One pull and it goes off as loud as an ambulance siren right next to you, with a white strobe flashing. Everybody nearby hears it and sees it right then, and whoever was counting on nobody noticing loses that.
Yes. If they can close a hand and pull, they can use it. There's nothing in it that can hurt them or anyone else. No spray, no shock, nothing sharp. Clip it to their backpack and show them how it works once.
It gives them a way to get attention without saying a word. There are no buttons, no screen, and no steps to remember. Just pull. It is very loud, so if your child is sensitive to sound, test it together outside first and let them hear it from a distance.
Bullying happens where grown-ups aren't looking. One pull and every adult nearby looks over. It doesn't hurt anyone, so your kid isn't fighting back. They're just making sure someone sees.
Yes. If they fall outside or feel unsafe on a walk, one pull and the neighbors hear it. There's no phone to unlock and no number to dial. The white flashlight is handy on dark evenings too.
Yes. SheSafe has no chemicals, no gas, and no electrical charge. You can carry it in a purse or a carry-on, or clipped to a backpack, right through airport security.
No. SheSafe recharges by USB-C. A full charge lasts for months on standby and gives you hours of alarm time. Plug it in like a phone and forget about it.
The ring on top goes straight onto keys or a bag strap, and a clip comes in the box. Kids clip it to a backpack zipper. Nurses hang it off a badge. Runners clip it to a waistband. It's small and light enough that you forget it's there until you need it.
Yes. Push the two halves back together and it's ready to go again. It's rechargeable and reusable. There's nothing to replace, refill, or rebuy.
The two halves take a firm pull to separate, so it won't go off from a bump in a backpack or a drop on the floor. If it does go off, push the halves back together and it stops right away.
Yes. SheSafe is legal in all 50 states. It's a noise and light device. No weapons, no chemicals, no permits. Unlike pepper spray and tasers, there are no age limits or carry rules.
Shipping is free. Delivery takes 6 to 12 business days.
Try it for a full year. If SheSafe doesn't make you feel safer, send it back for a complete refund. No forms, no questions, no hassle. Email us and we'll sort it.